This is the second in our series co-publishing with Fedora Interviews.
In Fedora, the supported method for upgrading from one release to the next is by downloading the media and rebooting from the media and using Anaconda. Why was this the case, and what’s wrong with a yum upgrade?
In Fedora, the supported method for upgrading from one release to the next is by downloading the media and rebooting from the media and using Anaconda. Why was this the case, and what’s wrong with a yum upgrade?
Link: redhatmagazine.com
Category:
- Linux
